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 |  AI spans many fields  | Psychology, mathematics and computation, neurology, philosophy.   |
 |  Alternative View  | Psychology, mathematics & computation, neurology, and philosophy all were sooner than AI to address concepts of high relevance to the study of intelligence.   |
-|  Is AI a subfield of computer science?  | Yes and No. Yes, because this is the field that has the best and most tools for studying it as a phenomenon. No, because the field does not address important concepts and features of intelligence.  |
+|  Is AI a subfield of computer science?  | \\ Yes and No. Yes, because this is the field that has the best and most tools for studying it as a phenomenon. No, because the field does not address important concepts and features of intelligence.  |
 //* Like the difference between constructing brick walls to study the stability of rock formations in nature versus the engineering principles of building brick walls: If the principles are well understood (weight distribution and stability), you should be able to build walls out of many materials.//